Marshfield High School Competitors

The Stevens Point area is not just a beautiful place in which to live, grow, work, and play. It is a destination. The homestead from which to build a career, begin and raise a family, pursue life's dreams, and achieve personal and professional goals. Our District is an integral part of the Stevens Point area family, We believe that the opportunities we offer, the people who provide them, and our students who take ahold of them will take you and your children - our students - to heights of achievement. Our District consists of 9 Elementary Schools, 2 Junior High Schools, 1 Senior High School, and our specialized schools (Point of Discovery School, Charles Fernandez Center, Boston School Forest and Online Learning Center), and an exceptionally strong 4K program. Our students receive a comprehensive K-12 education and achieve at high levels because of strong leadership at Board and Administrative levels; a highly talented and dedicated faculty and staff; several unique programs; strong community partnerships; and a loyal, committed, and supportive community. It is for these reasons, and mostly because of our greatest assets - our students - that Stevens Point is one of Wisconsin's premiere, public school districts.

The Mosinee School District is located in central Wisconsin between Wausau and Stevens Point on the I-39 corridor. Our District encompasses roughly 250 square miles with many lakes and outdoor recreational opportunities. The Mosinee School District has a wide grouping of students from the shores of Lake DuBay all the way North to the borders of the Nine Mile Recreation Area. The District prides itself in offering excellent educational and professional development opportunities. We cherish small town values and working together to thoughtfully plan for our future. The Mosinee School District is a strong, vast school community with a committed staff that shares a passion for teaching and learning. Mosinee is a 4K-12 District, with one elementary school, offsite 4k sites, one middle school and one high school. The District, in an active partnership with families and the community, prepares all students for academic achievement and lifetime success.

The Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools is the district of choice for prospective students, parents, and staff in Central Wisconsin. WRPS meets the needs of diverse learners, preparing them to compete and reach their full potential in an evolving and global economy while cultivating values of responsibility, respect, and citizenship to contribute meaningfully to their community. A unified school district with an enrollment of approximately 4,800, WRPS includes a 4K center and 4K community sites, seven K-5 elementary schools, a middle school serving grades 6-8, one senior high school serving grades 9-12, an at-risk alternative high school for grades 11-12, and virtual programming for grades 4K-12. WRPS serves the City of Wisconsin Rapids, the villages of Biron, Rudolph, and Vesper, the Wood County Townships of Arpin, Grand Rapids, Hansen, Rudolph, Saratoga, Seneca, Sigel, and Sherry, and the Portage County Townships of Carson, Grant, and Plover. The school system has earned a solid reputation as a progressive, professional organization with high student achievement and a low dropout rate. Staff members continue to be recognized by state and national organizations and agencies for their professionalism and expertise. District graduates have demonstrated success at Big-Ten Universities, Ivy League schools, military academies, and other public and private schools of higher education. WRPS is committed to teaching a rigorous, engaging, and standards-based curriculum. The curriculum is developed by content-specific subcommittees made up of professional staff who study the national and state standards, best practices, and assessments. The curriculum is consistently reviewed and revised for optimal student learning. Parents, students, and staff have opportunities for input throughout the curriculum development process. Virtual programming is offered at all age levels, and there is a vast array of co-curricular offerings to meet student needs and interests.